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Mercari vs Standvirtual

Mercari and Standvirtual are both marketplaces. Fees — Mercari: 10% selling fee (reinstated Jan 2025). Standvirtual: Paid listings ~EUR 20-45 per ad.

Updated · from each platform’s published fees and payout terms · how we verify

Key differences

  • Fees — Mercari: 10% selling fee (reinstated Jan 2025). Standvirtual: Paid listings ~EUR 20-45 per ad.
  • Only Mercari offers Bank transfer. Only Standvirtual offers Cash in person / direct arrangement.
  • Standvirtual is the older platform — founded in 2004, 9 years before Mercari (2013).
  • Mercari is based in Japan, Standvirtual in Portugal.

Which should you choose?

Choose Mercari if…

  • You want to withdraw via Bank transfer.

Choose Standvirtual if…

  • You want to withdraw via Cash in person / direct arrangement.
  • You prefer a long track record (since 2004).

Side by side

Mercari A Japanese marketplace app for selling almost anything, huge in Japan and established in the US. List from you… Visit Standvirtual Create listings to sell your car, motorbike, or commercial vehicle. Visit
Type Marketplaces like Etsy Marketplaces like Etsy
Category Selling & Resale Selling & Resale
Vetted No No
Work from home Yes Yes
Fees 10% selling fee (reinstated Jan 2025) Paid listings ~EUR 20-45 per ad
Payout speed Direct deposit within 5 business days (free), Instant Pay up to 30 min ($3) —
Withdraw via Bank transfer Cash in person / direct arrangement
Availability United States, Japan Portugal
Local to — Portugal
Founded 2013 2004
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan Lisbon, Portugal
Popularity 39 views · 0 likes 43 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Mercari or Standvirtual?

Mercari: 10% selling fee (reinstated Jan 2025). Standvirtual: Paid listings ~EUR 20-45 per ad.

Where are Mercari and Standvirtual available?

Mercari: United States, Japan. Standvirtual: Portugal.

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